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Temuka Leader, Issue 253, 8 April 1880, Page 3

Fdmong"rs Notice. oC A SKILL & BO ONE Y, FELMONGERS. TSMUKA, AND SILVKKSTREAJT' . Mackenplo\Coiint/y, H, the CASH ' PRICES for WOOL SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW They are now prepared to make arrangements for Scouring Wool at lowest current rates. All wool received for scouring will be placed "on rail, and forwarded as owners may direct. Public Notifications. H. S. SOLICITOR,OF TIMARU,). &?* Office Hours :—Every Wednesday, from I nino a.tn. to five p.m. Every Satur- . d.iy from ;5 to 5 p.m. OflicoH :—Mr. K. F. Gray's Sulo Rooms. A.f It .8 ROB i'4s ON, if AIND|'DRUGGIST, J , Al HOTE L, CASH EL STIiEE*T, CIIIUSTCHURCH. I of IGO Acius (more <u-less) of splendid jfof \\ Lit h b have \v v of hay. i nny part of A splendid r, and well fenced. Tho Le;iso lugs got 8 years to run, at a very ioif rental,.-»nd th< ! l»»d is situated close to Gerald ino Township. For particulars apply to J. MUNDELL AND CO, G.-rakline, Or at tho Leader Office Tomuka. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CANTERBURY INTERIORMAIN LINE OF RAILWAY. TEMUKATO RANGITATA SECTION j KAIIAHU CONTRACT. j Wi I—"'1 — "' i FORfATIOf AND BRIDGES. j RlJpSf TENDERS will bpi'rcceijrpil' at\tns of&oe till NOON |fi AjtMDAY, .April 12th, 1880, for tlicj f n|<r?c" con- ; tract They aro to bo marked onfthe outside " Tender for Ivakahu Contract," and addressed to the Hon the M&isteijfor Public Works Telegraphic ad dressed and marked, will bo re<jji|tTOit if presented ab any Telegraph office b;pnoon : of the •above-men-tioned date, provided that written lenders in <Ho form ajviat the same hafir lodged in any Mstriptf Engineer's office XPlals/speciications, 'and general conditions \pfa '"be seen |b this office, and at tho Public Mirks Offices, Christchurch and Wellington, % and Post Office, Timaru ** The lowest or any tender not noccssarily accepted. ; By command. j W.N.BLAIR, Engineer in Charge Middle Island. Public Works Oflice, Dunedin, March 12th, 1880 ROYAL HOTEL, TEMUKA. sf HAVE great pleasrre in announcing ® to the inli-bitants of Temuka, sur./undiug disliicts, atid,. : ;i,bo pJ>|'io generally tli-t 1 have tits i^yf)/' I TAKEN HOTEL, and trust to boFadito secure a share of the literal y bestowed upon V predecessor jfothing shall bo wanting on my part to secure a continuance of the good namo whim this hotel has so long LeldT Tlie can* ol travellers, boarders, and day visitors shall have my spec'al attention. Gcd, clean, airy bedrooms, and well-furnished tablo will bo cart-fully attended to. Spirits and wines of tho very best brands only will bo kept. PETER COIRA. Temuka, April stJi, 1880. 1 TEMUKA POUND. BOUNDED from.the Lower S\vanjp' No visibl§' ,l ftft«dC white bi-zo on fisce, tail. If not sth AWSjL, 1080 it NO»N wi-:i ho 13th At^l soldT JOHN LAWSONK Pouudkecper. A GENUINE CURIOSITY, SOMETHING WORTH HAVING r » T HE advertiser having a real curiosity J_ in the shjipojtf an issue of the London Times, of October 3, 1798, has been requested to have printed several duplicate copiesATlus ho will do, on condition that a sujffi/ient nir-ber of orders to pay expenses aro given Tho cri-.inal paper contains news of The Rattle of tho Nile, and other interesting news, and thopaperwill.be printed exactly as it was in 1798 Orders left {t the Leader Office will be attended to The prise charged pt»r copy will be 2s